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Welcome. It is verdict with Senator Ted Cruz, Ben Ferguson with you as well.

And Senator, you and I have been preparing for this show today.

It is, in my opinion, maybe one of the most important podcasts that we've done together.

And it is under the premise of a headline that the military could have stopped Afghanistan bomber

who killed 13 American service members, but the military men on the ground, the women on the

ground, could not get authorization to take out this bomber because the Biden administration

basically turned this into a massive quagmire. That is some shocking testimony that came out from

a man that is lucky to still be alive who told his story to Congress this week.

Well, that's right. Sergeant Tyler Vargas Andrews testified on Wednesday this week before the House

Foreign Affairs Committee. And I got to say his testimony was incredibly powerful. It is moving.

It is personal. This man is an American hero. And what he testified about that the failure of

the chain of command above him that these 13 servicemen and women who were murdered could have been

saved is enormously consequential. And I got to tell you right now, Ben, I am pissed off

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